In the readme there is an example for using this in a subfolder - but I'm not entirely sure it routes correctly with RewriteBase / and then rewriting at the folder level.
I ended up creating an .htaccess file that lives in /moodle34/ as follows:
# Enable RewriteEngine
RewriteEngine on
# All relative URLs are based from root
RewriteBase /moodle34/
# Do not change URLs that point to an existing file.
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
# Do not change URLs that point to an existing directory.
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
# Rewrite URLs matching ^(.*)$ as $1 - this means all URLs.
# Rewrite it to the cleanurls router
# Use ?q=$1 to forward the original URL as a query parameter
# Use the flags:
# - L (do not continue rewriting)
# - B (encode back the parameters)
# - QSA (append the original query string parameters)
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ local/cleanurls/router.php?q=$1 [L,B,QSA,END]
This seems to solve the issue, without having the rewrite scope being weird... I don't think I've missed anything but would be interested to know if there's a difference.
In the readme there is an example for using this in a subfolder - but I'm not entirely sure it routes correctly with RewriteBase / and then rewriting at the folder level.
I ended up creating an .htaccess file that lives in /moodle34/ as follows:
This seems to solve the issue, without having the rewrite scope being weird... I don't think I've missed anything but would be interested to know if there's a difference.